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Note this is likely due to a Supreme Court decision rather than any particular goodwill from MasterCard.
by il 13y ago
Note this is likely due to a Supreme Court decision rather than any particular goodwill from MasterCard.
- reso 13y agoNo, Mastercard International has now stated that they are ending the blockade. In a letter from VALITOR´s lawyers, VALITOR relates how it sought the opinions of MasterCard International and VISA on the proposed July 1 cut-off. In its response MasterCard made clear to VALITOR that it no longer desires to blockade WikiLeaks. VISA has not responded.
- loceng 13y agoIt probably was only in the U.S. they were getting in shit from the government.
- rocky1138 13y agoThis is something VALITOR has said, yes? Have we heard directly from MasterCard? Why the reversal?
- lhnz 13y ago>> In a letter from VALITOR´s lawyers, VALITOR relates how it sought the opinions of MasterCard International and VISA on the proposed July 1 cut-off. In its response MasterCard made clear to VALITOR that it no longer desires to blockade WikiLeaks. VISA has not responded. There goes, I read the article for you.